Sentence examples for distinction represents from inspiring English sources
The capacity of so many New Jersey residents to make that distinction represents genuine social progress.
This distinction represents one of big data analysis' most under-appreciated problems: talking about reverse causation.
This distinction represents a change from primarily collecting data about children from adults, to now often involving children in participatory research.
The distinction represented by the gods is not that between good and evil but rather that between the two ways in which the divine manifests itself in this world as both benevolent and fearful, both harmonious and disharmonious, and both transcendent and immanent.
And it is because of this very thing that I, without making any accurate distinctions, represent the line from Rhodes, which I have prolonged to the Cydnus, to be the same as the line extending as far as the Issus, and also assert that the Taurus extends in a straight line with that line as far as India.
A cell-free gene expression system can provide this distinction and represents a suitable model system, owing to its reduced complexity, to address this problem [ 20].
This distinction also represents essential information that must be disclosed to patients and surrogates in advance of consent to this type of therapy.
This distinction potentially represented neurons that were Newly Activated (early signature) by the second experience and neurons that were Reactivated (FOS+ and late signature).
A very basic distinction between representing democracy, on the one hand, and facilitating democratic practices, on the other, will serve as a structuring feature.
In this commentary, we address a critical domain-general caveat to inferring abstract category representation from MVPA that has been partly overlooked in the recent literature: specifically, the distinction between representing specific exemplars within categories, and representing the abstract categories themselves.
